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Officer set for season

OFFICER Cricket Club is looking forward to the start of the season this Saturday with the senior team starting at 1pm.
A grade plays Tooradin at Officer, C grade tackles Beaconsfield at St Francis Xavier school grounds and E grade plays Devon Meadows at Junction Village.
F grade competition will start on 15 October.
The under 12s’ first game is on Sunday, 9 October and the under 16s and under 14s start on Saturday, 8 October.
All teams are training with the under 16s and 14s on Wednesday and under 12s on Tuesday at the ground from 4.30pm.
Membership fees are $135 for seniors, $60 for students and $5 ball money each game, which can also be paid as a lump sum.

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